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Zuhair Murad brings couture glamour to Aldo with new capsule collection

Zuhair Murad is bringing couture glamour to the high street in an exclusive collaboration with Canadian footwear and accessories brand Aldo. The capsule collection, launched on Wednesday, translates the Lebanese couturier's signature red-carpet aesthetic into a more accessible range of shoes, bags, jewellery and eyewear designed for occasions that call for extra sparkle. At its heart are two…

Zuhair Murad brings couture glamour to Aldo with new capsule collection

Zuhair Murad, the Lebanese couturier, has teamed up with Canadian footwear and accessories brand Aldo for a new capsule collection. The collaboration aims to bring the designer's signature red-carpet glamour to a wider audience, making it more accessible and versatile. The collection features statement footwear styles, such as an open-toe platform sandal and a pointed-toe slingback, both adorned with glittering finishes and metallic gold or snakeskin-inspired textures.

Evening bags and jewellery, including pearl-embellished pieces and star motifs, carry the collection's decorative language. Pricing ranges from Dh499 for chandelier gold earrings to Dh1,199 for the platform sandals in snakeskin. Aldo's vice-president of brand strategy, PR, and social media, Amanda Amar, notes that Murad's impact in couture and luxury fashion allowed them to create a collection that honors his signature visual expressions while remaining true to Aldo's essence.

The high-low partnership is not new, with luxury brands like H&M, Zara, and Elie Saab also partnering to reach new audiences. The limited-edition collection is expected to sell out quickly, so eager customers are advised to act fast.

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